B +ve- 18G Intravenous (IV) Cannula with FEP Radiopaque Catheter – Sterile Blister Pack

An Intravenous (IV) Cannula is a medical device used to access a patient's vein for the administration of fluids, medications, or for blood sampling. The 18G (gauge) size indicates a specific diameter of the cannula, commonly used for rapid fluid administration.

Key Features:

• Gauge Size: 18G

• Catheter Material: FEP Radiopaque Catheter

• Safety Features: Some models are equipped with safety mechanisms to prevent needle stick injuries

• Flashback Chamber: Transparent chamber allows for easy visualization of blood to confirm vein entry.

• Hydrophobic Filter: Facilitates efficient blood monitoring.

• Packaging: Individually packed in sterile blister packs to ensure sterility and prevent contamination.

Specifications:

• Catheter Length: Typically ranges from 32 mm to 45 mm, depending on the manufacturer.

• Flow Rate: Approximately 90 ml/min, facilitating rapid fluid administration.

• Sterility: Sterilized using ethylene oxide gas, ensuring a sterile product ready for immediate use.